CC#38||CRAZY Sarunians||{IO} - Page 3

Originally posted by: ajoop

😲 love letterwa😆

Originally posted by: ajoop

Depletion Mode

A means of operating FETs in which increasing the magnitudeof the gate bias decreases the current.

Enhancement Mode

A means of operating FETs in which increasing the magnitude of gate bias
increases the current.

There are DE MOSFETs and E MOSFETs. The mode is how you bias them. The bias voltage on a DE MOSFET P channel and N channel are inverse.With a JFET, it's different. You are always reverse biased. So it's only the bias that determines what mode you are in. If you you bias the N channel positive, you are in enhancement. If you bias it negative you are in depletion. Either way, the operation of increasing conductivity or decresing conductivity is the same. I think there is something about 0VGS that is sort of a demarcation between the two modes. 🤣

Originally posted by: ajoop

Addition without using third variable

#include<stdio.h>

main()
{
int a = 1, b = 2;

/* Storing result of addition in variable a */

a = a + b;

/* Not recommended because original value of a is lost
* and you may be using it somewhere in code considering it
* as it was entered by the user.
*/

printf("Sum of a and b = %d\n", a);

return 0;
}

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Originally posted by: ajoop

😲 love letterwa😆

Originally posted by: --Hunter--

kahan se copy paste kya ?? mai tera teacher hota toh zero de deta 😡 i aksed u the differnece not the whole history ...interview mai ye likhegi tu jakar 😡

Originally posted by: --Hunter--

stdio.h and conio.h kyu klagate hain ??

and agar control retuen pe aa gaya toh control kaa transfer hoga ??

Originally posted by: JalebiGirl

Haan☺️

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Originally posted by: ajoop

mein computer science student hun electronics ki nahi😆 ha meine wikipedia se copy paste maara tha🤣

Originally posted by: ajoop

😆 ek xerox machine rakhle... aur love letters ki copy banale...aur sab ko bhej😡😡